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Module Map

This is a lightweight package which allows module descriptions to be captured as json files. These can then be compared to capture changes in the module structure between versions.

Installation

modulemap can be installed by running pip install modulemap. It requires Python 3.5.0+ to run.

Dependencies

Features

  • Mapping modules at varying levels of depth
  • Quick evaluation of module changes

Code Example

import modulemap

modulemap.map_module('os')
modulemap.map_module('shutil')

differences = modulemap.compare_module_maps('os_modulemap.json', 'shutil_modulemap.json')

print(differences)

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